Talk:Nanshilae - Revision history

Grunt at 14:08, 16 February 2010

2010-02-16T14:08:33Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:08, 16 February 2010
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	Future & past "to be" (using new root ~~haylas~~, which is still only implied in present tense)		Future & past "to be" (using new root hayas, which is still only implied in present tense)

	'''become''' (use "to be" future... Eni e'hay noleh/I will become sick),		'''become''' (use "to be" future... Eni e'hay noleh/I will become sick),

Grunt: format

2010-02-16T14:01:26Z

format

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:01, 16 February 2010
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	Future & past "to be" (using new root haylas, which is still only implied in present tense)		Future & past "to be" (using new root haylas, which is still only implied in present tense)

	become (use "to be" future... Eni e'hay noleh/I will become sick)		'''become''' (use "to be" future... Eni e'hay noleh/I will become sick),
	begin (use am/is beginning Eni roosh)		'''begin''' (use am/is beginning Eni roosh),
	to bring/carry galdalas		'''to bring/carry''' galdalas,
	to change calathas		'''to change''' calathas,
	to close cagaras		'''to close''' cagaras,
	to cut batsalas		'''to cut''' batsalas,
	to decide charas		'''to decide''' charas,
	to do yadatas		'''to do''' yadatas,
	to explain beynaras		'''to explain''' beynaras,
	to fall zaynavas		'''to fall''' zaynavas,
	to fill sobanas		'''to fill''' sobanas,
	to find ralahas		'''to find''' ralahas,
	to follow regeras		'''to follow''' regeras,
	to force atzaras		'''to force''' atzaras,
	to happen karathas		'''to happen''' karathas,
	to hear otzenas		'''to hear''' otzenas,
	to hold baythas		'''to hold''' baythas,
	to keep charathas		'''to keep''' charathas,
	to live chaylas		'''to live''' chaylas,
	to look hinnelas		'''to look''' hinnelas,
	to mean/intend doomathas		'''to mean/intend''' doomathas,
	to meet payenas		'''to meet''' payenas,
	to move shooratas		'''to move''' shooratas,
	to open yegalas		'''to open''' yegalas,
	to pay merekas		'''to pay''' merekas,
	to play nimayvas		'''to play''' nimayvas,
	to promise/swear temoyas		'''to promise/swear''' temoyas,
	to put salahkas		'''to put''' salahkas,
	to sell shebartas		'''to sell''' shebartas,
	to send maltaras		'''to send''' maltaras,
	to set aheras		'''to set''' aheras,
	to show basavas		'''to show''' basavas,
	to spend kalathas		'''to spend''' kalathas,
	to start (see: to begin)		'''to start''' (see: to begin),
	to stop chedalas		'''to stop''' chedalas,
	to suggest yalatas		'''to suggest''' yalatas,
	to try chakarthas		'''to try''' chakarthas,
	to turn seevas		'''to turn''' seevas,
	to use ooshalas		'''to use''' ooshalas,
	to wait oorebas		'''to wait''' oorebas,
	to wake up/awaken		'''to wake up/awaken''' oorahtas,
	to work yetzeras		'''to work''' yetzeras,
	to worry lebelas		'''to worry''' lebelas

	Noun:		Noun:
	beginning roosh		'''beginning''' roosh

Grunt at 04:38, 16 February 2010

2010-02-16T04:38:16Z

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 Current projects:
 - Update with Nanshified versions of the suggested root words from the forums
-- Update to have the 100 most common English verbs available
 Future projects:
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 - 500 most common English words (except anachronisms)
 - 1000 most common English words (except anachronisms)

Grunt: New page: Current projects: - Update with Nanshified versions of the suggested root words from the forums - Update to have the 100 most common English verbs available Future projects: - suggested/r...

2010-02-13T23:09:31Z

New page: Current projects: - Update with Nanshified versions of the suggested root words from the forums - Update to have the 100 most common English verbs available Future projects: - suggested/r...

New page

Current projects:
- Update with Nanshified versions of the suggested root words from the forums
- Update to have the 100 most common English verbs available

Future projects:
- suggested/requested words
- 500 most common English words (except anachronisms)
- 1000 most common English words (except anachronisms)